Havre Daily News Promoter, 22 Dec 1929
Hundley Rites Conducted Fri.
Funeral services for Mrs. Edith Hudley, of Clear Creek, in the Bear Paw mountains, were held in the Holland Bonine chapel Dec 20,
3 p.m.
Friends from the mountains and friends from Havre and relatives from a distance had gathered to pay remembrance to a woman who many had known since girlhood and whose death is made doubly sad by the fact that a six year old daughter, frightened when her mother became suddenly ill two weeks ago, had frozen her feet badly in an effort to bring help. The small daughter, a patient in a local hospital, is still in ignorance of her mother's passing.
Edith Holderbaum Hundley was born in Dexter, Iowa, 41 years ago. She lived a large portion of her girlhood in Fort Benton and Great Falls and vicinity. She was married to Frank Hundley about 1910 and to them three children were born; a son Frank (Bill) now age 18, who since his father's death last January had assisted his mother in running the ranch; Leona now 6, and 3-year-old Harry. Mrs. Hundley is also survived by two brothers, D.S. Holderbaum of Highwood and Ray Holderbaum of Great Falls; a sister, Mrs. Jack F. Garrity of Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Middaugh, of Lansford, N. Dak., also attended the funeral. Mrs. Middaugh being a sister of Frank Hundley. The Middaughs return to N. Dak. Saturday night, taking with them 3 year old Harry Hundley.
Hundley Rites Conducted Fri.
Funeral services for Mrs. Edith Hudley, of Clear Creek, in the Bear Paw mountains, were held in the Holland Bonine chapel Dec 20,
3 p.m.
Friends from the mountains and friends from Havre and relatives from a distance had gathered to pay remembrance to a woman who many had known since girlhood and whose death is made doubly sad by the fact that a six year old daughter, frightened when her mother became suddenly ill two weeks ago, had frozen her feet badly in an effort to bring help. The small daughter, a patient in a local hospital, is still in ignorance of her mother's passing.
Edith Holderbaum Hundley was born in Dexter, Iowa, 41 years ago. She lived a large portion of her girlhood in Fort Benton and Great Falls and vicinity. She was married to Frank Hundley about 1910 and to them three children were born; a son Frank (Bill) now age 18, who since his father's death last January had assisted his mother in running the ranch; Leona now 6, and 3-year-old Harry. Mrs. Hundley is also survived by two brothers, D.S. Holderbaum of Highwood and Ray Holderbaum of Great Falls; a sister, Mrs. Jack F. Garrity of Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Middaugh, of Lansford, N. Dak., also attended the funeral. Mrs. Middaugh being a sister of Frank Hundley. The Middaughs return to N. Dak. Saturday night, taking with them 3 year old Harry Hundley.
Havre Daily News Promoter, 22 Dec 1929
Hundley Rites Conducted Fri.
Funeral services for Mrs. Edith Hudley, of Clear Creek, in the Bear Paw mountains, were held in the Holland Bonine chapel Dec 20,
3 p.m.
Friends from the mountains and friends from Havre and relatives from a distance had gathered to pay remembrance to a woman who many had known since girlhood and whose death is made doubly sad by the fact that a six year old daughter, frightened when her mother became suddenly ill two weeks ago, had frozen her feet badly in an effort to bring help. The small daughter, a patient in a local hospital, is still in ignorance of her mother's passing.
Edith Holderbaum Hundley was born in Dexter, Iowa, 41 years ago. She lived a large portion of her girlhood in Fort Benton and Great Falls and vicinity. She was married to Frank Hundley about 1910 and to them three children were born; a son Frank (Bill) now age 18, who since his father's death last January had assisted his mother in running the ranch; Leona now 6, and 3-year-old Harry. Mrs. Hundley is also survived by two brothers, D.S. Holderbaum of Highwood and Ray Holderbaum of Great Falls; a sister, Mrs. Jack F. Garrity of Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Middaugh, of Lansford, N. Dak., also attended the funeral. Mrs. Middaugh being a sister of Frank Hundley. The Middaughs return to N. Dak. Saturday night, taking with them 3 year old Harry Hundley.
Hundley Rites Conducted Fri.
Funeral services for Mrs. Edith Hudley, of Clear Creek, in the Bear Paw mountains, were held in the Holland Bonine chapel Dec 20,
3 p.m.
Friends from the mountains and friends from Havre and relatives from a distance had gathered to pay remembrance to a woman who many had known since girlhood and whose death is made doubly sad by the fact that a six year old daughter, frightened when her mother became suddenly ill two weeks ago, had frozen her feet badly in an effort to bring help. The small daughter, a patient in a local hospital, is still in ignorance of her mother's passing.
Edith Holderbaum Hundley was born in Dexter, Iowa, 41 years ago. She lived a large portion of her girlhood in Fort Benton and Great Falls and vicinity. She was married to Frank Hundley about 1910 and to them three children were born; a son Frank (Bill) now age 18, who since his father's death last January had assisted his mother in running the ranch; Leona now 6, and 3-year-old Harry. Mrs. Hundley is also survived by two brothers, D.S. Holderbaum of Highwood and Ray Holderbaum of Great Falls; a sister, Mrs. Jack F. Garrity of Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Middaugh, of Lansford, N. Dak., also attended the funeral. Mrs. Middaugh being a sister of Frank Hundley. The Middaughs return to N. Dak. Saturday night, taking with them 3 year old Harry Hundley.
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